Author: Aubrey Vogel

Mosquito season is officially underway until October or November and has brought its first 2024 West Nile virus confirmation to Fort Bend County.

As summer vacation begins, Katy and Lamar Consolidated ISDs will step in to fill summer hunger by providing free breakfast and lunch meals to area children age 18 and under.

With summer vacation underway, children age 18 and under can receive free breakfast and lunch from select Fort Bend ISD campuses.

To help reduce congestion along FM 1093, FBCTRA officials are working with Harper Brothers Construction to develop an additional 4 miles of the Westpark Tollway, bringing its new end near Charger Way in Fulshear, said Lisa Castañeda, deputy operati…

Organizers with Fort Bend County Pride, the first-of-its-kind nonprofit in the county, have worked for the last year to create a welcoming environment for the LGBTQ+ community, co-founder Hunny Phillips said.

Fulshear city officials are considering spending $69.79 million on projects in fiscal year 2024-25 as part of its capital improvement plan.

Residents in Fort Bend County now have direct access to voter-approved mobility bond project updates with a new online dashboard.

In an effort to bring a taste of the east coast to Texas, Cousins Maine Lobster opened its second food truck in the Houston area.

The Sugar Land Police Department will renovate its department space after losing its lease at the former Fluor Corp. building.

Missouri City council members urged city officials to revisit the community’s priorities as city officials determine how the city’s remaining land should be developed.